If her pain is elsewhere, like the front of the thigh, then she might respond to yoga that does not bring forces to bear at L4-5, but farther up the spine.
He assured two visitors to his office that he was certain the Pentagon would, in time, "bring decisive force to bear" -- and then changed the subject.
The big operation assembled to sound the death knell of Prop 32, for which Prop 30 was a secondary focus, could now bring their force to bear.
"What we're doing here at the G20 in part is seeking to gain additional contributions from some of our coalition partners, so that we're able to bring more force to bear on that effort".
Hilton said in an email that his campaign was really about getting airlines to enforce their rules, but perhaps the law of unintended consequences will bring some force to bear on the bad boys (and girls) of carry-on bags.
More than a few people, schoolkids especially, found themselves wondering why the storm couldn't have brought its force to bear on a weekday, instead of a weekend.
Even as the government was bringing extreme force to bear, it was still unable to quell the rebels, who have managed to disrupt the airport and force a counteroffensive to seal off the city center from the restive suburbs.
We are confronted with the question preliminary to any Fourteenth Amendment challenge: whether the State has brought its force to bear against the plaintiffs through the office of these private parties.
(The last time Chiwenga had brought his force to bear so bluntly in politics was to prevent Mugabe from conceding electoral defeat, in 2008, to the popular opposition party).
In part as a result, the Union was able to bring a large force to bear at Gettysburg, and Lee was defeated in the war's pivotal confrontation. Lee offered to resign.
CINCINNATI — Fresh off his nominating convention, Mitt Romney is cranking up a well-financed political machine that will now bring its full force to bear on President Obama with a hailstorm of ads and nonstop campaigning.
